Sometimes the Good Guys Win – Yesterday One Did

by : peterprofitracing5 months ago5 months ago

We have written repeatedly and at length about the injustice handed down to Paul Tonkin, a good honest man who had served his community and its people faithfully for all his life, and then got publicly shamed and disgraced by the NSW harness racing authorities for an unintentional breach of the rules caused by cross contamination from the legally prescribed painkillers that he became addicted to as a result of injuries caused by just doing his job.

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